‘Dark and deliciously entertaining' Keri Beevis
'This is a very fun crime novel ... reminded me a bit of the Agatha Raisin mysteries by M.C. Beaton ... extremely entertaining, well-written and inhabited by intriguing characters.'Gail Cleare, US Today bestselling author
‘An entertaining mystery with an engaging cast of characters.’ Leigh Russell, author of the DI Geraldine Steel thriller series
‘I really enjoyed this: Jennie’s portrayal of characters was terrific. I think this would make an excellent three-part TV thriller.’ Brian Price, author of the DC Mel Cotton crime series
'Although The Bad Neighbour is crime fiction, Jennie Ensor’s gloriously dark humour comes over in places you least expect it, and the book has many golden moments where you find yourself smiling in recognition... A hugely enjoyable book.' Linda Huber, psychological thriller author
'I absolutely LOVED this book! I was hooked from the first page to the last! The only thing I hated was that it had to end! You don't want to pass this one up! One of the most enjoyable books I've ever read! I'd give 10 stars if I could!' Kindle Customer, USA
'I cannot recommend this book highly enough!' Miranda Willow
'a consummate writer ... whatever writing tone she adopts, novel by novel’ Lesley Wilkinson
'a beautifully written, compelling read that I couldn't put down’ Michelle Ryles
By the author of Silenced, BBNYA (Book Bloggers Novel of the Year Award) SEMI-FINALIST 2022!
In March 2020, the Covid pandemic hits the sleepy English village of Brampton. At the start of lockdown, social climber and local busybody Tara Sanderson sets up a community group to help vulnerable residents through the crisis. Elderly Elspeth Chambers, her longstanding neighbour and friend, accepts Tara’s offer to buy food and collect medicine for her.
But it isn’t long before neighbourliness and community spirit turn sour. Tensions arise when Tara becomes jealous of Elspeth’s emerging friendship with Ashley Kahn, a recent arrival in Wilton Close. Suspecting there is more to Tara’s hostility toward them than meets the eye, Ashley and Elspeth start to uncover their neighbour’s long-buried secrets...
Genre: Mystery
'This is a very fun crime novel ... reminded me a bit of the Agatha Raisin mysteries by M.C. Beaton ... extremely entertaining, well-written and inhabited by intriguing characters.'Gail Cleare, US Today bestselling author
‘An entertaining mystery with an engaging cast of characters.’ Leigh Russell, author of the DI Geraldine Steel thriller series
‘I really enjoyed this: Jennie’s portrayal of characters was terrific. I think this would make an excellent three-part TV thriller.’ Brian Price, author of the DC Mel Cotton crime series
'Although The Bad Neighbour is crime fiction, Jennie Ensor’s gloriously dark humour comes over in places you least expect it, and the book has many golden moments where you find yourself smiling in recognition... A hugely enjoyable book.' Linda Huber, psychological thriller author
'I absolutely LOVED this book! I was hooked from the first page to the last! The only thing I hated was that it had to end! You don't want to pass this one up! One of the most enjoyable books I've ever read! I'd give 10 stars if I could!' Kindle Customer, USA
'I cannot recommend this book highly enough!' Miranda Willow
'a consummate writer ... whatever writing tone she adopts, novel by novel’ Lesley Wilkinson
'a beautifully written, compelling read that I couldn't put down’ Michelle Ryles
By the author of Silenced, BBNYA (Book Bloggers Novel of the Year Award) SEMI-FINALIST 2022!
In March 2020, the Covid pandemic hits the sleepy English village of Brampton. At the start of lockdown, social climber and local busybody Tara Sanderson sets up a community group to help vulnerable residents through the crisis. Elderly Elspeth Chambers, her longstanding neighbour and friend, accepts Tara’s offer to buy food and collect medicine for her.
But it isn’t long before neighbourliness and community spirit turn sour. Tensions arise when Tara becomes jealous of Elspeth’s emerging friendship with Ashley Kahn, a recent arrival in Wilton Close. Suspecting there is more to Tara’s hostility toward them than meets the eye, Ashley and Elspeth start to uncover their neighbour’s long-buried secrets...
Genre: Mystery
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